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: Flying Tigers veteran Jay Vinyard
"Helping Chinese people fight against the Japanese aggression during World War II was the most glorious thing in my life," said flying tiger veteran Jay Vinyard.

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China's V-day Parade shows respect to history: foreign experts: Some foreign experts have continued to laud China's commemoration of the victory of Chinese people's resistance against Japanese aggression during World War II.

China marks WWII victory with military parade: World leaders gathered in Beijing to join the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.
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Interpreting the larger message from the V-Day parade

President Xi's message of peace has been received positively across the world, especially his political masterstroke in announcing a sizeable reduction in military force levels that should silence many "China sceptics."

Xi Jinping proclaims China's position on peace

President Xi Jinping's speech at the 70th anniversary commemoration of the end of WW II provides a good blueprint of peace in the 21st century.

A Japanese war child's lifelong journey home

Gao Fengqin, 72, is one of thousands of Japanese children abandoned in China and adopted by Chinese families after World War II.

'Comfort woman' recounts 70 years of hardship

Wei Shaolan, 95, and her son, whose father is Japanese, have had only each other for company for over 70 years.

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